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Author Archives: craftycreeky
A Quick Stitch
Last night I put together some threads for a little piece of stitching to go in the project bag I have in my handbag. I started stitching whilst waiting for my physio appointment and finished it this evening! It’s only … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Serendipity, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged embroidery, geranium, Stitching my Garden
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Staying Home HQAL
I’ve made reasonable progress with my Staying Home quilt over the last three weeks. Last time I’d just started quilting some of the sashing having finally made a decision as to how to quilt that area… I was hoping I … Continue reading
Jack Frost
This morning I embroidered two bees on my crazy patchwork piece and decided it was finished! Last week when I shared this piece I still had a few areas to work on… I continued the gimp thread from the lace … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged Brunnera Jack Frost, embroidery, Stitching my Garden, textile book
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Stitch-a-Garden SAL
Having finally finished my embroidery of our patio, I’ve just started the next page for my garden book, the top garden where the summerhouse is… There’s a few bigger features in this part of the garden, such as the summerhouse, … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Stitch-a-long, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged embroidery, Stitching my Garden
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Jack Frost
One of my most successful purchases from the Harrogate Flower Show has been Brunnera Jack Frost, I bought it quite a number of years ago and it still looks good, It’s a hard working perennial which has sprays of tiny … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Textile Books
Tagged Brunnera Jack Frost, Crazy patchwork, embroidery
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Exploding Heart Quilt
I’m trying to use my covid house arrest productively, luckily I don’t feel too ill, I’ve had worse colds, so I decided to make a concerted effort to finish the Exploding Heart quilt. This is a wedding present for a … Continue reading
There is no Planet B
I’m a member of Skipton Stitchers, formerly of the Embroiders Guild, every couple of years we hold an exhibition, showing the community our wide range of styles, hopefully encouraging people to take up a needle and thread and maybe joining … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Skipton Stitchers
Tagged embroidery, exhibition, Skipton Stitchers
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Moon gazing.
We went to see the moon at Bolton Abbey on Monday, well to be precise we went to see Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon. I happened to see a photo on facebook of the moon and thought it looked … Continue reading
David Austin Roses
I’ve just finished my embroidery of some of the David Austin roses in my garden…I have quite a few! David Austin started breeding roses back in 1961 and he managed to breed roses which both looked beautiful and had a … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Serendipity, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged David Austin Roses, embroidery, Stitch-a-Garden
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Exploding Hearts
Over the last two to three weeks I’ve been working on a new quilt, I should have started it ages ago, it’s a wedding present for the young couple who married in May! In my defence I only got the … Continue reading


